Soil pH

With the growing season over, it’s time to put your feet up and relax, right? There are no weeds to pull, or watering to be done. The harvest is in, and now it’s time to enjoy a little down time. Well, maybe not just yet. There is still some time to treat your soils and do a little preparation for next spring. In Barton County, we have a pretty high Ph. We can’t be sure what your soil Ph is without a soil test. The range for most of this area is from 7.1 all the ...

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